What are some commuting options?

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  • David Rizzo
    Dr. Road Map, Dr. Road Map
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    David, DR. ROADMAP, Rizzo burst upon the traffic scene in late 1987 as the first person in Los Angeles to offer alternate routes to motorists who were sick and tired of being stuck in traffic. In 1990 he released to the world the most comprehensive guide ever written of off-freeway commuting in Southern California. Two years later he became the first traffic reporter to offer daily alternate routes in real time over the air on one of the most popular morning radio shows in Los Angeles. Dr. Roadmap continues to provide COMMUTE MANAGEMENT solutions with the 2006 release of his book, "Survive the Drive! How to Beat Freeway Traffic in Southern California."

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    David Rizzo, fuel economy expert, explains how to drive your car to improve gas mileage.

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    <p>Host:What are some commuting options?</p><p>David Rizzo: We have a lot of ways to get to work that can save gas and some of them is not even make the trip at all, like telecommuting. If you are a professional in the information industry, talk to your employer, usually they are pretty keen on letting you occasionally phone, fax, use a computer or e-mail your work in at least one day a week, that's all you have to do. Other options are, if you are within 15 miles of work and 15 minutes of a bus stop, take the bus, I have done it, it's extremely cost effective, it's the least expensive other than bicycling or walking, way of getting to work. Sub-way is also good, long distance trains, they are a little bit more expensive but one other factor to consider, if you drive your cars, how much does it cost you to park your car? We are interested in saving money here in miles per gallon and also parking fees. So consider transit as a way of getting to work. </p>

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